Sound and Rhythm Enlightenment + Thousand Family Poems: Let Your Child **** Appreciate the Initial Beauty of Chinese Characters and Literature

Every morning after school started, my child recited the Sound and Rhythm Enlightenment and Thousand Family Poems

Clouds versus rain, snow versus wind

Evening light versus clear sky

Coming Hong versus going swallow

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The short phrases are very catchy and have their own rhythms.

These are the sentences from Sound and Rhythm, which is also known as the best sounding textbook of Chinese classics.

These two books, both of which have been mongoliage classics since ancient times in China, a "Sound and Rhythm Enlightenment" to learn vocal rhymes, and "A Thousand Poems" to read famous poems, are not only the most popular ancient poems for children, but also a great source of information for them to use in the future.

There are many versions of Sound and Sound and Poems from a Thousand Families on the market, and the one we chose does a better job of not only having the basic original text and commentary, but also the comic book format that kids love to use to learn history, geography, and humanities from the original text.


The book is a encyclopedic expansion of the book, making it ideal for children 3-12 years old to learn by heart.

And in the process of creating the books, Mr. Cui Ruan, a longtime researcher in language curriculum and teaching materials, and a writer of elementary language teaching materials, was invited to review the books, which not only ensured the accuracy and professionalism of the content, but also made it more closely related to the classroom requirements.

What's even better is that the books come with audio lessons, so every time you read, your child will listen to the audio, and with the 600+ minutes of poetry, your child learns a lot of poetry knowledge that you won't find in the textbooks.

What do you teach your kids about Sound and Rhythm and Thousands of Poems

What do you teach your kids?

In fact, not only ancient poems, but also the characteristics of Chinese learning, half of which is in counterpoints, half of which is in sound and rhyme, from ancient times to the present day, poetry, ancient texts, writing all pay attention to counterpoints and sound and rhyme, and this book, Sound and Rhythm.

For example, one of the most important things you can do is to make sure that you have the right words.

For example, the words "Eleven Truths" -

Daylight and Youth - match the words in Du Fu's Wen Guan Jun (闻官军)收河南河北". In Du Fu's Wen the Official Army Collects Henan and Hebei - "The daytime songs must be sung, and youth is a good companion to return to one's hometown".

If a child learns these rhymes before beginning to learn poetry, he or she will not only understand the meaning of the rhyme, but also be able to learn the meaning of the rhyme, which is the same as that of the word language.

The Sound and Rhythm Enlightenment is a textbook for training children in rhyme and mastering the rhythms of sound and rhythm. The book is divided into up and down volumes, 30 articles, and the book's structure and table of contents follows the original.

This book is not just about rhyming, it's also about the sheer volume of Chinese imagery -

At the top of the list is astronomy, at the bottom of the list is geography, and at the bottom of the list is geography, and at the bottom of the list is geography.

Intentions and Scenery, Virtues and People, a poem that recites the beauty of Chinese poetry and the wisdom of The World, the People and the World.

Almost all of the classic imagery of Chinese literature is covered in Sound and Sound. Not only are they frequently used in ancient and modern poetry, they are also used in modern writing. So this book is not just for children's poetry, it is also very important for the development of writing skills.

Myths, legends, historical stories,

allusions, folk tales,

Myths, legends, folk tales,

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Allusions, sayings, and folktales.

Each sentence is not only full of the beauty of the Chinese language, but also a great way for children to learn about traditional history and culture.

For preschoolers aged 3-6 years old, listening to and reciting the book will help them develop an initial understanding of the phonics of the Chinese language, its rhythms, and its meter.

For 7-12 year olds, the rich history and humanities in this book becomes a encyclopedia of the world, in addition to the words and rhymes.

Once your child has mastered the rhythms and rhymes of ancient poems, read this collection of 153 famous poems

The Thousand Poems, the earliest of the 153 famous poems

The Thousand Poems

The Thousand Poems is the first book to be published in the United States. p>

First written in the Song Dynasty, The Thousand Poems has been a popular book since its inception, and is a must-have for readers.

The book I'm reading to you is based on several versions of the Song and Qing dynasty poems, and based on the content of the ministry textbook, I've selected poems more suitable for primary and junior high school children --

The book includes poems from the Qin and Han dynasties, the Tang and Song dynasties, the Ming and Qing dynasties --

The book also includes poems from the Tang and Song dynasties, the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Qing dynasty, and the Han dynasty.

Liu Bang, Xiang Yu, Cao Cao,

Li Bai, Du Fu, Li Shangyin,

Wang Anshi, Lu You, Li Qingzhao

Wang Anshi, Lu You, Li Qingzhao.

The classics of many famous writers are basically easy to read and easy to recite essential ancient poems for primary and secondary schools.

Poetry

Themes

Themes

Leftover poems, Wei and Jin poems,

Types

Landscapes and gardens, farewells, homesickness,

Hanging on to the past and sadness of the present, arias and paintings, and banquets

...

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Not only is it beneficial for children to get in touch with traditional culture from poetry, but also for children to encounter familiar verses in elementary school, which will be more affectionate and less intimidating.

What's so great about this new version?

Compared to the original text and commentary of many of the "Sound and Rhythm" and "Thousand Poems" books, I was more impressed by the content of this book, which gives the ancient classics more detailed and diverse new interpretations.

The whole set is in original text + notes + encyclopedic expansion format, so that children are not limited to memorization and understanding of the meaning, but also better to receive the Chinese culture inculcation, expanding the encyclopedic knowledge base.

Read the original text

Accumulate words and phrases

Read the original text of the classics before you start learning .
Read the best ancient poems that you'll learn in your textbook from The Poetry of a Thousand Families in advance.

The book also includes pronunciations of rare words to make it easier for children to read independently, taking into account their ability to read.

The two books contain countless words and phrases of exquisite beauty, and a wealth of connotations and rhythms of the Chinese language.

For example, in "Sound and Rhythm Enlightenment" -

Spring versus summer, autumn versus winter, evening drum versus morning bell.

Brightness versus darkness, lightness versus richness, superior wisdom versus mediocrity.

The swallows in the willow rain, the fish in the pond play with the lotus wind.

In the spring, the warbler in the garden is in the right place, and in the fall, the geese outside of the city are in the right place.

Each of these lines is corresponding and beautiful, and every time you read it, you can't help but be mesmerized by the rhythm of the Chinese language.

The famous contemporary poet Mr. Liushahe once said: "The beauty of the sound of the poem, the child can not say, but can feel, this rhythm of the music of the beauty of the cultivation of the child on the poetry of the initial interest. For elementary school students, visualization is more important than knowing the meaning.

Notes on Knowledge Points

Mastering the Basics of Words

The notes point out many of the difficulties that are essential to understanding ancient poetry.

And some of them are illustrated with illustrations, making it easy for children to understand them in context

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Encyclopedia Expansion

Ancient Books for New Knowledge

Ancient culture and allusions can be found in Chinese poetry. Children find ancient poems awkward to memorize, but in fact, they don't understand the cultural allusions in them, and they certainly find it difficult to rely on rote memorization.

So in Sound and Vision, we've expanded the knowledge of the words that often appear in the summary of ancient poems, so that children can learn the rich knowledge of Chinese culture behind the words -

Animals, plants, animals, geography, and folklore, we've seen a lot of people who are not familiar with the culture.

Animals, plants, animals, geography, folklore,

Clothing, architecture, musical instruments, cultural relics,

Idioms, myths, historical figures

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For example, the phrase "three-foot sword, six-foot bow, the north of the mountain against the east of the river" in Yidong is not only a neat pairing, but also popularizes the knowledge of the ancient weaponry of six-foot bow and three-foot sword.

In the second winter, "Chen Houzhu, Han Zhongzong, embroidered tiger against the carved dragon", which "embroidered tiger" is not literally referring to a certain kind of tiger, the child reads the knowledge of the allusion, he will know the word! It comes from the story of Cao Zhi's "Seven Steps to Poetry", and is used to describe a person who is well-read.

As the child reads these phonetically beautiful words, he or she realizes that the idioms and allusions of the "essence of Chinese culture" are all embedded in just a few words.

For example, the phrase "Feng women tiger, Ye Gonglong," where Ye Gonglong comes from the idiom "Ye Gonghao Long," is an allusion to the fact that when a child encounters it in an ancient poem or text, he or she will know that it refers to "a verbal hobby," and that it's not a hobby. "A verbal hobby is not a real hobby".

"Seven Yu" borrowed from the Zhuangzi story "I've taken the pearl under the jaw of the black dragon", and told the children that accidental wealth comes with great danger, and you should never think about it.

So by reading The Sound and the Fury, children are not just reading a rhyming book, they are also reading beautiful poems, interesting historical stories and stories that travel through the millennia.

The encyclopedic expansion of Thousand Poems adds backgrounds and historical stories related to the poems, so that children can better understand the emotions of the ancient poems.

For example, if you have read Tao Yuanming's Return to the Garden and Dwelling in the Fields, your child can learn about Tao Yuanming's hard work and his clean and honesty in the story of how he didn't bend over backwards --

This is a great example of a poem about a person who is clean and honest.

Reading the poem again, the child will also better understand his retirement satisfaction.

Read Wang Zhilu's At the Stork's Bird's Nest, and realize that this poem was written after he was deported and when he was traveling in the mountains and waters, then you will understand that the author of this poem was motivated in the face of disappointment in his life --

This poem is about a man who is not afraid of the world.

Valuable Gifts

Take your child through the ancient poems

Sound Rhythm and Poetry and A Thousand Poems are a systematic comprehension of the ancient Chinese books, accompanied by two valuable gifts. -

Chinese Ancient Books Overview Booklet

600 Minutes of Ancient Poetry Audio Lessons

Chinese Ancient Books Overview Booklet

The booklet opens up to a wall chart of the Chinese Ancient Books and a wall chart of the Chinese Ancient Books through which the booklet is opened. The front of the booklet opens to a wall chart that shows the Chinese Ancient Books River, a timeline that provides a detailed overview of the most classic ancient books of the past dynasties -

On the back of the booklet is the booklet entitled Development of Chinese Poetry, which details eight poetic genres from the ancient times to the Qing Dynasty.
The back of the booklet is The Development of Chinese Poetry, which details eight genres of poetry from the ancient times to the Qing Dynasty and is accompanied by the corresponding classic poems, giving children an overall understanding of the history of Chinese poetry.

By scanning the QR code at the back of the booklet, children can listen to the audio program "Yang Yang Rabbit Storytelling", which lasts over 600 minutes and includes -

20 famous poets

75 essential poems to memorize for primary school

Nearly 200 points

Not only does it lead children to interpret the famous Tang and Song poets through a brand new perspective, tracing back the legend of their lives, but it also intersperses the best works of the famous writers, which is a great opportunity for children to learn more about the world of poetry.

Fine binding, simple and generous

The two books in the hand, green bricks and red tiles cover color, very simple and elegant -

In the hardcover basis, but also with naked spine hardcover, locking line

The two books in the hand, naked spine hardcover, locking line

On top of the hardcover, it is also bound with bare spine, which is a locking process that allows the book to be spread out 180 times, making it very easy to flip through the pages.

Group details

The two hardcover "Sound and Rhythm" + "Thousand Poems", the original price of 176 yuan, the group price of 79 yuan.